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A 'back-handed compliment' is a somewhere between a compliment and insult in colloquial English. I shouldn't use obscure terms on an international forum (and i was joking anyway).Originally Posted by kunix
No compliments intendedI just haven't seen that region 0x11 before, so I was surprised. Now your explanation made me understand.
Everything in its time naturally.I would have to finish that 37xx firmware decompressor first
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28th April 2013, 09:18 AM #1Garmin/GPS Systems GMod.
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I understood this phrase correctly Originally Posted by Neil
And therefore my "no compliments intended" should be understood as "no offence intended".
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